On the 16th and 17th of April 2009 The Mac Developer Network with Steve Scott (Scotty) and Tim Isted hosted the UK’s only independent Mac Developer Conference called NSConference. The conference was designed for Mac Developers who want to spend 2 days together geeking out while being educated by some of the world’s top Mac Developers. Many people have requested that videos of the conference be made available so here they are. (Well some of them anyway). Prices range from $24.99 to $149.99
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It has been said that over 80% of bugs are related to memory problems. This course walks you through Objective-C’s memory management techniques using over 86 minutes of video. By time you finish watching and implementing the techniques described in this course you will be able to develop robust leak free Objective-C applications. Just $14.99
We’ve made it to episode 2 after a break for WWDC. On this episode we get into unit testing with Dave Dribin. We hear deep green developer Joachim Bondo’s views on choosing features for your iPhone App. We have Spencer MacDonald reviewing Accessorizer from Kevin Callahan and we delve into the “World according to Gemmell” So Sit Back,Relax and Enjoy!
You can now support the Mac Developer Network by buying MDN merchandise at the Mac Developer Network store on Café Press.
While at WWDC myself (Scotty) and Alex Lindsay of the Pixel Corp recorded a whole bunch of Macbreak Dev episodes around Mac and iPhone Development for beginners. The first of these with Bill Dudney has just been released
Apple have been really fast this year and have posted the WWDC 09 videos just a few weeks after the conference. Well done Apple.
We have released the next three NSConference 2009 Videos. People who have already purchased the Full Video Pack will be sent links separately. The full post contains a video preview of the new videos
An MDN Show WWDC 09 keynote special in conjunction with the guys from Core Intuition and cocoaFusion
Its here at last episode 1 of the long awaited MDN Show. On this show we have a Mac Developer Roundtable on surviving WWDC. We look at PyObC with Dirk Stoop, David House reviews Code Collector Pro from MCubed Software all interspersed with our software picks, Mac news and plenty of our opinions and views. So Sit Back,Relax and Enjoy!
So you want to make your application accessible, but constantly turning on Voiceover and checking through your application to see if it is set up right is getting annoying. What you really need are some tools to help you look at and check your application’s accessibility and tell you where you are going wrong. Apple provides two such tools and in this instalment of his Accessible Mac Martin Pilkington gives a brief overview of them both.
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